This is a companion topic to a similar one, but that was intended for music not included in PA.

I did a topic called Post a youtube clip of one song per post...  in General Music Discussions where I wrote, "Please embed a youtube clip of no more than one track per post that you appreciate that is not in PA and is not really well-known."

This is the "included in Prog Archives" edition (so it can be in any of the Prog Categories at PA, the Proto-Prog and Prog-Related categories, Various Artists at PA). I don't think we need exclude the well-known (and some things that I thought were well-known are not as known around here as I would have thought).

So, please embed a youtube clip of no more than one track per post that you appreciate that is in PA.  Alternately, you can link to bandcamp or soundcloud, or embed from dailymotion or vimeo etc. This is rather more open.  If you have trouble embedding, as some do, hopefully I can help.  Ideally, do try for youtube embeds, which is why I kept youtube in the title.

I'll start with a Swans track that I have mentioned in another topic recently, which is the title track from the album The Glowing Man.  My brother is over from Australia and while driving yesterday I played some of this track.  He clearly did not appreciate it, so I switched to something else new-to-him, which was very successful. :)

EDIT: I want to add some not very interesting factoids to go with my song choice:

Swans' The Glowing Man album is ranked at number 114 for 2016 in the PA chart.  My next favourite in a Prog category at PA is Radiohead's A Moon Shaped Pool at number 78.  I played with the chart url to include Prog Related before and David Bowie's Blackstar, which I love, was I think at number one or two overall for 2016.  At RYM, The Glowing Man and Radiohead fare much better for 2016.  For all-genres, The Glowing Man is at number 11, and Radiohead is at 9.  Blackstar is at 3, and was I think at number one before.  

Keeping with the long tracks for now (although I  as going to go with Hellebore's "Introduction végétarienne") and as a pretty well-known classic one that I love, and with a female singer as with yours...

Anyway, I'll mention one now that is in a Prog category but I think of as more of a musically related to crossover somehow in a way artist: Björk - "Bacelorette"

This is just OUT OF THIS WORLD

^^ I like Richard Dawson a lot, and I really like that with Circle.

The Eclectic category sort of of covers that.  Which is not to be misconstrued as me suggesting this for Eclectic (as that is about crossing several Prog styles/ categories and commonly falling into the old art rock category at PA thing before the split in my earlier days here).

And from prog metal to heavy, well, a sort of heavy metal for the early 1970s -- hard, psychedelian riffage.  I love groove.

The latest of my favourite tracks:

 

 

 

It's tracks like this that make me think classic prog really is better than modern prog.

 

I love plenty of classic and modern Prog and in between.  I do find that I am more likely to appreciate music labeled Prog from the classic era that covers a variety of Prog styles or prog umbrella music than in post classic years.  And actually from the 90s up, most of the music I listen to these days is not really Prog (prog related to my mind, often has Neo Pysch and Krautrock qualities, and/or has some art rock/ relation).

I'll post a favourite William D Drake (not meant as a recommendation) of mine, "Seahorse" from the 2007 album.